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Sean McVay says WR Cooper Kupp and C Austin Blythe caught a stomach bug, but that they're hoping it's only a 24-hour sickness. The Rams are anticipating both will play Sunday night against the Bears.
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Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer
The Eagles make the signing of Jay Ajayi official. Placed Darren Sproles on injured reserve.
Nick Wagoner ESPN Staff Writer
Full 49ers injury report for Sunday against Arizona: Out -- DT D.J. Jones (groin), OT Joe Staley (finger). Doubtful -- TE George Kittle (knee, ankle), K Robbie Gould (quad), RB Matt Breida (ankle). Questionable -- LB Azeez Al-Shaair (concussion), RB Raheem Mostert (knee), WR Dante Pettis (back), WR Emmanuel Sanders (ribs), CB Ahkello Witherspoon (foot, quadricep).
Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer
Key notes on Jets injury report: OUT — LB C.J. Mosley, C Ryan Kalil; DOUBTFUL — CB Darryl Roberts; QUESTIONABLE — RB Le'Veon Bell, LB Brandon Copeland, LB Neville Hewitt. Analysis: Bell, Copeland and Hewitt are expected to play. Hewitt's return will help stabilize the LB corps. Look for Arthur Maulet and Bless Austin, both of whom finished last week at corner, to remain the starters.
Nick Wagoner ESPN Staff Writer
49ers TE George Kittle (knee, ankle) and RB Matt Breida (ankle) are listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against Arizona. WR Emmanuel Sanders (ribs) is questionable. If Sanders can't go, Niners will be quite short-handed offensively on a short week against an Arizona team that just pushed them for 60 minutes two weeks ago.
Jamison Hensley ESPN Staff Writer
RAVENS INJURY REPORT. Doubtful: DT Michael Pierce (ankle). Questionable: WRs Marquise Brown (ankle) and Chris Moore (thumb).
Paul Gutierrez ESPN Staff Writer
DB Lamarcus Joyner and OT David Sharpe have both been ruled OUT against the Bengals.
Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer
Alshon Jeffery (ankle) and Nigel Bradham (ankle) are out for Sunday's game against New England. Jordan Howard (shoulder) is questionable.
Jeff Legwold ESPN Senior Writer
Broncos coach Vic Fangio on the melee Thursday night in the closing seconds of the Steelers-Browns game: "It was bad, what can I say? By all parties involved, it's unfortunate thing that happened and guys are paying a steep price for it and it's no good.'' And on keeping composure in games, Fangio said: "From Day 1, we've talked about not having post-whistle penalties and pre-snap penalties ... I don't believe we've had a (post-whistle) penalty this year. We talk about it all the time.''
Mike Reiss ESPN Staff Writer
Patriots injury report: Out - none; Doubtful - none; Questionable - S Patrick Chung (heel/chest), S Nate Ebner (ankle/back), RB Damien Harris (hamstring), TE Matt LaCosse (knee), WR Gunner Olszewski (ankle/hamstring), DT Danny Shelton (ankle), OLB John Simon (elbow).
Jeff Legwold ESPN Senior Writer
Broncos coach Vic Fangio said Friday cornerback Bryce Callahan will have surgery "soon'' to replace a screw in his foot. The screw was bent in a training camp practice this past summer and stem cell treatments Callahan had earlier this season did not alleviate the pain. Fangio said Callahan should be ready to participate at least some in the offseason workouts next spring and be ready for the 2020 season.
Jeff Legwold ESPN Senior Writer
Broncos coach Vic Fangio said after Friday's practice WR Tim Patrick will be moved from injured reserve to the active roster Friday or Saturday so CB Bryce Callahan (foot) will go to injured reserve to create the roster spot. It means Callahan will not have played a snap this season after signing a three-year, $21 million contract this past offseason.
Jenna Laine ESPN Staff Writer
Marshon Lattimore is officially out for Sunday's game against the Bucs
John Keim ESPN Staff Writer
The Redskins ruled out four players for Sunday's game vs. the New York Jets: receiver Paul Richardson (hamstring), defensive lineman Tim Settle (hamstring) tight end Vernon Davis (concussion) and running back Chris Thompson (toe). Listed as questionable: safety Montae Nicholson (ankle) and safety Deshazor Everett (ankle).
Mike Reiss ESPN Staff Writer
Tom Brady on the Browns-Steelers fight, and how the Patriots address it: "I think Coach Belichick tries to use it as teaching moments. He talks about not throwing punches, not touching the referees, and staying on the sidelines."
Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer
Wide receiver Amari Cooper (knee, ankle) politely declined to speak to the media Friday but he did say he is good to go for Sunday's game at Detroit, which is all anybody wanted to probably know anyway.
Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer
Robert Quinn wished good luck to Colin Kaepernick on the quarterback's workout Saturday, but is dismayed it has reached this point. “Took his team to the Super Bowl, Pro Bowl … For him to go through all what he had to go through for making a stand, which the media took it and ran and put him in this situation,” Quinn said, “it's kind of embarrassing to America that this guy has got to go reprove himself over making a stand for something that still hasn't been confronted in today's world.”
Jeff Dickerson ESPN Staff Writer
Bears running back David Montgomery (ankle) returned to practice on Friday and is questionable to face the Rams. Tight ends Adam Shaheen and Trey Burton and linebacker Danny Trevathan have all been ruled out for Sunday night.
Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer
Jets coach Adam Gase didn't seem happy by Quincy Enunwa's Twitter rant about his fines. Gase: "We handle our stuff in-house. Some people choose to use social media. There's probably a reason they're doing that." Otherwise, he declined to elaborate: "We have a way we do things. That's the way it is." Gase said he hasn't seen Enunwa. They actually had a brief conversation on Wednesday about that matter, a source said.
Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer
Four Dolphins questionable Sunday vs. Bills: Reshad Jones, Raekwon McMillan, Taco Charlton and Avery Moss. Ken Webster out again Sunday. Good chance that Jones and Moss play Sunday, per Brian Flores. Expected game-time decision for McMillan and Charlton.
Adam Teicher ESPN Staff Writer
Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy said the only options for Patrick Mahomes on a key 3rd and 2 play in the fourth quarter against the Titans last week were a screen pass to tight end Blake Bell or a quarterback scramble. Bell was covered and Mahomes was sacked for a five-yard loss, setting up a botched field goal attempt. The Chiefs may have attempted to convert on fourth down had Mahomes not lost yardage. “That was a scenario that was discussed,'' Bieniemy said.
Adam Teicher ESPN Staff Writer
Chiefs special teams coordinator Dave Toub said the Chiefs until the fourth quarter of last week's game in Tennessee hadn't had the problem of an early snap on a field goal or PAT try since James Winchester arrived as the snapper in 2015. “It's been thousands and thousands of snaps and holds and nothing like that has ever happened,'' he said. “We're not going to hit the panic button and do something crazy right now and change everything. We're solid there. We just can't have that happen again.''
Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer
Jets player rep Kelvin Beachum said he contacted the NFLPA on behalf of Quincy Enunwa, who was fined $27,900 for missing two rehab treatments. Beachum said the union will "put some things in place to see what's the course of action." One source said players have little recourse when it's a team fine, as opposed to a league fine. Beachum, an 8-year vet, said this is the first time he's been on a team that posts fines visible to all players. That's how Gase did it in Miami, a source said.
Mike Wells ESPN Staff Writer
Colts receivers T.Y. Hilton (calf) and Parris Campbell (hand) have been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.
Mike Wells ESPN Staff Writer
Jacoby Brissett (knee) has officially been the named the Colts starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.